Total solar eclipse captivates millions

Europe and parts of the world experienced a total solar eclipse, during which the Moon's shadow covered specific regions during the day. Rare sights such as the "diamond ring" appeared in Spain at sunset. The eclipse began in northern Russia and the total phase lasted up to 2 minutes and 15 seconds in areas like Greenland and Iceland. Spain and Portugal witnessed a brief total eclipse just before sunset. Outside the path of totality, the eclipse was partial, blocking between 70% and 80% of the sunlight depending on the location. Phenomena such as "Baily's beads" and the "diamond ring" were visible. The event lasted from the start of the partial phase until the total eclipse ended. It was an exciting astronomical event, with special observations of the solar corona and chromosphere.

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